Cheer for the EyeEarn.com #75 Ford Fusion driven by Michael Gaier as it hits the track in North Carolina for the first time this Friday night, June 4th.
You can stay tuned to the action by following the race team's up-to-the-minute Tweets on the home page at:
http://www.EyeEarnRacing.com
Also, be sure to become a fan of the team on Facebook at:
http://www.facebook.com/MichaelGaierMotorsports
The team will be at Tri-County Speedway near Hickory, NC, today, June 3rd, to test and tune as well as shake the car down to make sure everything is in good order for the race.
We need ALL are fans to get behind this racing team and cheer them on!
Also be sure to check out all the new EyeEarn Racing apparel, hero cards, and decals now listed on TripleClicks.com/8051555 These items are colorful and eye-catching . To see all these items, just log in at TripleClicks.com/8051555 and search on the keyword "EyeEarn."
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Friday, June 4, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
ANNOUNCES SPONSORSHIP OF SEVERAL HERD ENTRIES
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HARLOTTE, NC - TripleClicks.com has announced that it is finalizing a multi-series sponsorship agreement with Herd Racing which will result in various types of advertising initiatives with the West Virginia based motorsports racing program.
The progressive sponsorship, which will manifest in small steps throughout the remainder of the 2010 summer and fall race seasons, will begin June 4 when TripleClicks' affiliate company EyeEarn.com will serve as primary sponsor of Herd Racing development driver Michael Gaier in the Pro All Star Series at ACE Speedway in Altamahaw, NC.
Gaier, a Michigan native and veteran of the CRA Late Model Series, will field a #75 Ford Fusion late model in his June 4 debut. Herd Racing will work in conjunction with Michael Gaier Motorsports to compete in select races in the PASS late model series.
The TripleClicks.com sponsorship includes a corporate race website which will detail the company's plans with Herd Racing. The site is available for viewing at www.tripleclicksracing.com and the company's sponsorship announcement to its associates can be found at http://news.sfimg.com
/index.php?entry=entry100512-124635. More information about Michael Gaier can be found at his racing website, www.michaelgaier.com.
The TripleClicks.com sponsorship with Herd Racing is planned to include primary and associate sponsorships in the Virginia Motor Speedway Sportsman Series, the Virginia Motor Speedway Modified Series, the PASS Late Model Series, the ARCA Series presented by Re/Max and Menard's, and the NASCAR Nationwide Series, and will feature Herd Racing's talented driver pool that includes Kevin Beahr, Chad Beahr, Michael Gaier and Brett Rowe.
Additional information will be announced as it is finalized regarding specific sponsorships in each of these series, as well as another racing series in which Herd plans to compete full time later this summer.
The progressive sponsorship, which will manifest in small steps throughout the remainder of the 2010 summer and fall race seasons, will begin June 4 when TripleClicks' affiliate company EyeEarn.com will serve as primary sponsor of Herd Racing development driver Michael Gaier in the Pro All Star Series at ACE Speedway in Altamahaw, NC.
Gaier, a Michigan native and veteran of the CRA Late Model Series, will field a #75 Ford Fusion late model in his June 4 debut. Herd Racing will work in conjunction with Michael Gaier Motorsports to compete in select races in the PASS late model series.
The TripleClicks.com sponsorship includes a corporate race website which will detail the company's plans with Herd Racing. The site is available for viewing at www.tripleclicksracing.com and the company's sponsorship announcement to its associates can be found at http://news.sfimg.com
/index.php?entry=entry100512-124635. More information about Michael Gaier can be found at his racing website, www.michaelgaier.com.
The TripleClicks.com sponsorship with Herd Racing is planned to include primary and associate sponsorships in the Virginia Motor Speedway Sportsman Series, the Virginia Motor Speedway Modified Series, the PASS Late Model Series, the ARCA Series presented by Re/Max and Menard's, and the NASCAR Nationwide Series, and will feature Herd Racing's talented driver pool that includes Kevin Beahr, Chad Beahr, Michael Gaier and Brett Rowe.
Additional information will be announced as it is finalized regarding specific sponsorships in each of these series, as well as another racing series in which Herd plans to compete full time later this summer.
http://www.michaelgaier.com/
Welcome to Michael Gaier Motorsports!
LATEST NEWS
May 14, 2010, HUNTINGTON, WV - Michael Gaier, a Michigan native and veteran of the CRA Late Model Series, will field a #75 Ford Fusion late model in his June 4 debut. Herd Racing will work in conjunction with Michael Gaier Motorsports to compete in select races in the PASS late model series. Read more at www.HerdRacing.com
May 11, 2010, CHARLOTTE, NC - Michael Gaier Motorsports is entering its #75 EyeEarn.com Ford Fusion in the Pro All Star Series event at ACE Speedway in Altamahaw, NC, on June 4th, 2010.
More News
PS - Side Note - From an associate I understnd the original german spelling was geier - pronounced "guy-er" as opposed to "gay-er".in order to save his children from un-ending torment from their "civilized" classmates, he changed his spelling to the original form and moved to a different school district.
we are are soooo civilized these days, arent we ?
Welcome to Michael Gaier Motorsports!
LATEST NEWS
May 14, 2010, HUNTINGTON, WV - Michael Gaier, a Michigan native and veteran of the CRA Late Model Series, will field a #75 Ford Fusion late model in his June 4 debut. Herd Racing will work in conjunction with Michael Gaier Motorsports to compete in select races in the PASS late model series. Read more at www.HerdRacing.com
May 11, 2010, CHARLOTTE, NC - Michael Gaier Motorsports is entering its #75 EyeEarn.com Ford Fusion in the Pro All Star Series event at ACE Speedway in Altamahaw, NC, on June 4th, 2010.
More News
PS - Side Note - From an associate I understnd the original german spelling was geier - pronounced "guy-er" as opposed to "gay-er".in order to save his children from un-ending torment from their "civilized" classmates, he changed his spelling to the original form and moved to a different school district.
we are are soooo civilized these days, arent we ?
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